Global City Teams Challenge 2016 Kickoff

November 12-13, 2015Report Out: Smart City-Wide Broadband Network Integration/City of Chesapeake

Reporter: Rodney Bouldin, City of Chesapeake and Dean Skidmore, Motorola

Project Scope

• Description– Put broadband integration in place city-wide to

handle requirements for real-time data capture, memory computing for analytics, and data-drive decision-making in machine-to-machine environment

• Potential Lead / Partners – City of Chesapeake, Motorola, Verizon, Capitol Hill

Innovation, Elan Technologies, MiMoCloud

Project Approach

• Major Requirements / Actions– Remote meter reading in the office rather than the field– Reroute traffic around problem areas (e.g., accidents,

planned/unplanned infrastructure failures, mass evacuations, congestion, etc.)

– Assured security (high priority)– Real-time scene management with audio and video

streaming for large-scale incidents– Tracking of costly medical equipment during/after incident

response– Incorporate First Net Responder Network (DOC)

Performance Targets /Indicators

• Performance Targets/KPIs – 20% reduction in meter reading times– 10% reduction in traffic congestion times– Correlations in protocols vs patient outcomes– # of alerts sent to citizen/business when streets are closed– # of firetrucks, lost equipment, etc.

• Measurement Methods for Performance/KPIs– Remote data collection for key parameters– Logging traffic tie-ups during incidents– Statistical correlation analysis

Demonstration/Deployment

• Phase I Demonstration Scenario– Establishment of a broadband network

• Phase II Deployment Scenario– Expansion and use of the network